On this week's episode, we took a look at 1992 Joe Pesci vehicle, My Cousin Vinny (dir. Jonathan Lynn). Featuring the struggles of visiting the Deep South, does this 90s courtroom comedy still hold up? Do good grits take more than 5 minutes to cook?

Music by Jack Ellis

We're back with another monster length music episode on guitarist Eric Johnson. Famed for his dreamy guitar tones, exquisitely crafted instrumentals and general guitar wizardry, we take a look at his 80s and 90s output (Tones, Ah Via Musicom, and Venus Isle) plus one of his more recent albums, Up Close.

We take a trip back to the SNES for Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, the premier babysitting platformer where you play as a green dinosaur. Remembered for its coloring book aesthetic, banging soundtrack, early 3D graphics, and bizarre place in the Mario canon, Yoshi's Island is a wonderfully different Mario game that remains a platformer classic.

Content Warning: Strong Language

We're back with a look at Anthony's Bourdain's memoir Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly. Taking a break from science fiction and fantasy, we take a "warts and all" look into Bourdain's life, career, and the bizarre world of restaurants.

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Taking a detour over to Jersey, today's episode is on the punk band The Bouncing Souls. With all the classic punk joys of 45 second songs, bouncy guitar riffs, and sophomoric lyrics, The Bouncing Souls did carve out a respectable niche in the 90s. Is it enough for punk-averse Derek to get on board?

Live from Jordan's house, and just in time for Christmas, we cover Shane Black's directorial debut, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. It's a weird little meta detective movie, wherein Robert Downey Jr. and Val Kilmer team up to to solve a murder in the mean streets of Los Angeles.

Content Warning: Strong Language, Abuse

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by  Jack Ellis

We take a journey to the future of 2032, where Taco Bell has crushed all other fast food restaurants, for Marco Brambilla's 1993 sci-fi action comedy Demolition Man. Starring Sylvester Stallone as a cowboy cop and Wesley Snipes as a criminal mastermind, both characters are transported to the utopian future where everybody is extremely peaceful, sanitized, and unbelievably lame.

Content Warning: Strong Language, Police

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by Jack Ellis

This week we're taking a look at Megacrit's indie roguelike deckbuilding game, Slay the Spire. In it, you climb a randomly generated tower and build a randomly generated deck to fight hordes of random generated monsters (sorta) with your choice of fire, poison, lightning or anger.

Content Warning: Strong Language

Created by Derek Delago

Music by Jack Ellis 

Taking another step into horror video games, today we tackle the psychological horror masterpiece, Silent Hill 2. Remembered for its foreboding atmosphere, terrifying imagery, and strong storyline, not to mention iconic and terrifying enemies, Silent Hill 2 has remained a classic in the genre.

Content Warning: Strong Language, Horrific Imagery, Sexual Violence

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by Jack Ellis

We're back with everybody's favorite reggae-infused punk band, The Police. Featuring future Spyro music composer Stewart Copeland on drums, former session musician Andy Summers, and some guy called Sting, The Police only put out five albums but had a huge impact on the 80s sound, in addition to immense success.

Content Warning: Strong Language

Created by Derek Delago and Jordan Hester

Music by Jack Ellis